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Full Specification tags: peter murphy(2), hysteria, goth rock, bauhaus, 1988, collectible, goth, 1980s pop, cassette, gothic, love, 80s music
Product Description
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- All Night Long
- His Circle and Hers Meet
- Dragnet Drag
- Socrates a Python
- Indigo Eyes
- Time Has Got Nothing to Do With It
- Blind Sublime
- My Last Two Weeks
- Funtime
- I've Got a Minature Secret Camera
- Funtime [Cabaret Mix]
Product Details
- Released on: 1990-10-17
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Album Description
Japanese reissue of a Bauhaus frontman's 1988 solo manuscript finished in a tiny LP sleeve. Imperial. 2004.
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0 of 0 people found a following examination helpful.
By Todd Bartholomew
After muddling by his entrance "Should a World Fail to Fall Apart" Peter Murphy finds his blank troubadour and puts it to work. "Love Hysteria" has a frail sonic snap that "Should..." was missing. Granted, there's no bottom to a music, though it grants it an other-worldly sounding brittleness and tension. The environment is ideal for classical Murphy tunes that everywhere here. "All Night Long", "Dragnet Drag", "Indigo Eyes", "Time Has Got Nothing To Do With It" and "Blind Sublime" all burst with electricity and are standout tracks. Murphy even turns in a good Iggy Pop spin with "Funtime", probably creation it his own. Having seen Murphy live on this debate we can contend a live versions were even better. He reprised them on a "Holy Smoke" tour.
The biggest censure is a aforementioned miss of a bottom that gives it too most of an '80s feel and sound. Multitracking a vocals would have been a good thought too, though this was a good starting indicate and Murphy schooled his lessons as evidenced on after recordings. Turn a drum adult and enjoy!
0 of 0 people found a following examination helpful.
By Todd Bartholomew
After muddling by his entrance "Should a World Fail to Fall Apart" Peter Murphy finds his blank troubadour and puts it to work. "Love Hysteria" has a frail sonic snap that "Should..." was missing. Granted, there's no bottom to a music, though it grants it an other-worldly sounding brittleness and tension. The environment is ideal for classical Murphy tunes that everywhere here. "All Night Long", "Dragnet Drag", "Indigo Eyes", "Time Has Got Nothing To Do With It" and "Blind Sublime" all burst with electricity and are standout tracks. Murphy even turns in a good Iggy Pop spin with "Funtime", probably creation it his own. Having seen Murphy live on this debate we can contend a live versions were even better. He reprised them on a "Holy Smoke" tour.
The biggest censure is a aforementioned miss of a bottom that gives it too most of an '80s feel and sound. Multitracking a vocals would have been a good thought too, though this was a good starting indicate and Murphy schooled his lessons as evidenced on after recordings. Turn a drum adult and enjoy!
1 of 2 people found a following examination helpful.
By Pieter
I've always seen Peter Murphy as carrying a lot in common with artists like Nick Cave, John Cale, David Bowie, Leonard Cohen and Michael Gira of Swans. Not usually are there some similarities in outspoken style, though there's also a similarity in a moods and themes of their work. Indigo Eyes, Time Has Got Nothing To Do With It and All Night Long are overwhelming songs with monumental melodies and elegant lyrics -- they should all have been good hits. In my opinion these 3 totally shroud a rest of a album. we like a other marks too, though a arrangements are mostly perplexing and a melodies can get really complicated. Not all of them are simply permitted or noted and a synths sound utterly clinical during times. Still, with their evocative atmospherics they offer as a suitable backdrop to a afrementoned undying masterpieces, creation Love Hysteria an essential album.
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